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temperature simulation of transistors

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Hi there!
I started to play with temperature simulation of small analog circuit (including two PNPs, PN2907).
In temperature 25 deg I get the same results. If I change simulated temperature (let say to 50 deg), I get different results ...
Is it possible or am I doing something wrong? Which software is
Any help will be appreciated!
tnx,BAR

 

Not possible - certain. That's the simulator's
job, to produce realistic emulation of various
environmental and circuit effects. Temperature
being a big one.

Of course garbage in, garbage out, as they say.
You need the right temperature fitting params
properly set, to get realistic (as opposed to
mysterious) temperature effects expressed.
 

Sure, you must get different results, since both of "Vt" and "Is"of the BJT are functions in temperature. simulators in normal simulations run at 25 or 27 deg -depending on your simulator- , so when you set temp to 25 deg you really changed nothing in your simulation.
 

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